Daily Intel: It All Starts with Harvesting Tai Sui

The writing is very good, the plot is very good, and it is very immersive. Although there is a golden finger, it does not look like a marionette like other novels. This book is very well written, the plot is very good, and it is very immersive. Although there is a golden finger, it does not look like a marionette like other novels. The protagonist is flesh and blood, has his own thoughts and plans.

The author's writing is quite novel and has new ideas. It looks good, but doesn't show much of modern people's thinking. It is also adapted to the living environment of that world, and it is not brainless. Very good very good. It's just that the current word count is too few to satisfy.

A very standard traditional fantasy novel, the characteristics of the protagonist are also very obvious. The first one is greed. No matter what reasons he finds, he is greedy anyway. What next? It's just chance. There is no reason for the protagonist to be greedy, but it always happens. For example, in the Taiqing Sect, the protagonist was not sure, so he forced himself to try and risk his own life, and the result was [laughing][laughing][laughing]

Very good, I feel that zz has integrated all his emotional experiences into it. It is true that only zz himself can do these things, but it is really impossible for a normal person to do this kind of thing.

It's good to watch and it's best if it doesn't have a female protagonist.

Well written, a masterpiece. However, you don't have a large audience if you don't have women, and it's not interesting if you have too many women. It is recommended that the author bring in some women as female supporting characters to attract readers and increase popularity. With more popularity, rich people can see it more

Real and objective, multi-dimensional description, clear structure, and substantial content. Book friends, come and read it.

It's okay. I just hope that the author won't write the protagonist too much like a virgin. This kind of novel should keep no heroine, be cautious, decisive in killing, and retain the bottom line of human nature. Only in this way can the novel last longer.

I've read chapter 30 so far, and it's still okay. I just like the feeling of being on the fence, without the feeling of the villain rushing to chase the protagonist, so it's still okay.

The structure is well arranged, with fewer stories, always practicing, getting treasures, and arranging fights with people and strange things.